Happy New Year travel lovers and welcome to 2013!

I hope you’ve all taken some time to reflect on 2012 and are ready to continue this year making your dreams and goals (especially as it pertains to travel) a reality.

Last year was an amazing year in travel. In contrast to 2011,  I only visited 1 new country, the United Kingdom, but spent nearly 9 months living, working and playing in Jamaica, one of my favorite places in the world!

Getting Ready for XClusive, New Year’s Eve Party in Kingston

Here are some of my other 2012 travel highlights:

• Travel Expert at Meet Plan Go – Miami
• The Chicago Passport Party Project 
• Wandermania on Tour in Chicago and London
• Beaing featured in Dec 2012 issue of ESSENCE magazine
• Christmas dinner at the Golden Age Home
• Exploring all over Jamaica
  • 50th Independence celebrations
  • Watching the men’s 100m finals at Usain Bolt’s Tracks and Records
  • Celebrating Bob Marley’s Birth at the Bob Marley Museum
  • Massage at Bath Mineral Springs in St. Thomas
  • Making some amazing new friends including Mr. Jamaipanese.
• And so much more!

But now 2013 is upon and I take it by you being here you are looking to make travel a continued or increased part of your life. For those who need a little kick start, check out the video for more…

So what are your travel dreams and goals for 2013? I’d love to hear about them in the comments below!

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